Description
The island of San Pietro has been known since ancient history.
Many of its coastlines has always had a mere geographical knowledge.
Piero Giaculli, for one, has unveiled, discovered and made known, through his photographs, a place granted in a general and superficial knowledge.
A place ignored and almost confined. Through its vibrant images, the first, and unique, this particular stretch of coast, have been unveiled scenarios, and atmospheres, of great sanctity and aura, were, at least in part, miraculously intact.
At our guests’ disposal there is an infinite garden, whose origin lies in the polychromatic ochre, jasper and manganese, stones from the old mines of Becco and which extends into the Mediterranean sea through the luxuriant shrubbery and fuchsia, purple and orange bouganvillea, with incredible, spectacular cliffs and and exclusive Jurassic pebble beach. In the last century, the famous German writer and philosopher Ernst Jünger came to this very place to study and swim.
Jünger had a love for Sardinia, Carloforte and the island of San Pietro.Countless natural solariums are disseminated throughout, from the guest rooms right down to the sea. Immense spaces, all differing from one another. During their holiday, guests need only find their own exclusive corner of paradise, in the daytime, at dawn and at dusk, or at nighttime, beneath a roof of stars. Poecylia is the door to the infinite.
Many of its coastlines has always had a mere geographical knowledge.
Piero Giaculli, for one, has unveiled, discovered and made known, through his photographs, a place granted in a general and superficial knowledge.
A place ignored and almost confined. Through its vibrant images, the first, and unique, this particular stretch of coast, have been unveiled scenarios, and atmospheres, of great sanctity and aura, were, at least in part, miraculously intact.
At our guests’ disposal there is an infinite garden, whose origin lies in the polychromatic ochre, jasper and manganese, stones from the old mines of Becco and which extends into the Mediterranean sea through the luxuriant shrubbery and fuchsia, purple and orange bouganvillea, with incredible, spectacular cliffs and and exclusive Jurassic pebble beach. In the last century, the famous German writer and philosopher Ernst Jünger came to this very place to study and swim.
Jünger had a love for Sardinia, Carloforte and the island of San Pietro.Countless natural solariums are disseminated throughout, from the guest rooms right down to the sea. Immense spaces, all differing from one another. During their holiday, guests need only find their own exclusive corner of paradise, in the daytime, at dawn and at dusk, or at nighttime, beneath a roof of stars. Poecylia is the door to the infinite.
Distances
Beach -> 2.00 km
Carloforte -> 8.00 km
